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Verb
- 1
dry up
For moisture to evaporate and disappear.
Korean definition: 물기가 다 날아가서 없어지다.
Jisu stayed at her friend's house until her rain-soaked clothes dried.
The weather is so dry that the laundry hung in the room dries quickly.
- 2
be thirsty
For saliva in one's mouth or throat to decrease, making one want to drink water.
Korean definition: 입이나 목구멍에 침이 줄어들어 물이 마시고 싶어지다.
I ran all the way home without stopping, so I was very thirsty.
Perhaps because he was nervous waiting for his turn at the interview, Minjun's mouth went completely dry.
- 3
lose weight; become thin
To become thin as a result of losing weight.
Korean definition: 살이 빠져 야위다.
I don't know what illness Mr. Kim has, but he's getting thinner day by day.
I have a somewhat chubby build, but my older sister is thin.
- 4
dry up
For streaming water or stagnant water to evaporate or reduce and disappear.
Korean definition: 흐르는 물이나 고인 물이 줄어 없어지다.
A few years ago there was such a drought that the wells dried up.
Perhaps because it hasn't rained, the river is gradually drying up.